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Yes. I did a very short stint at the beginning of the year, fell foul of office politics and didnt even last the week. Tossers to work for.
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Originally posted by MailmanWhat? When did all the american males turn gay?
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been like it for years
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffockGIven that the vast majority of Americans are against Bush
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Originally posted by MailmanThe most important thing to remember when going for an interview at the BBC is to study recent court cases.
The other important thing is to be prepared to shout at random times how much you hate Bush, America, anything related to america, anything related to Bush, America and Blair.
Keep those two in mind and you will get the job without any problems
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The most important thing to remember when going for an interview at the BBC is to study recent court cases.
The other important thing is to be prepared to shout at random times how much you hate Bush, America, anything related to america, anything related to Bush, America and Blair.
Keep those two in mind and you will get the job without any problems
Mailman
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Originally posted by TonyEnglishThat bigg toothed minger Ester Rantzen told my little borther to pi55 off when he worked there because he was talking on his mobile outside her office.
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That bigg toothed minger Ester Rantzen told my little borther to pi55 off when he worked there because he was talking on his mobile outside her office.
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Originally posted by jordiHello,
I might be going for any interview at the BBC, as I applied for a 6 month contract role directly with them and not through an agent.
what are they like to work for?
Also whats the pay like? If I go for an interview, and they ask me about rates? How should I handle this!?
Your thoughts appreciated.
thanks,
In all seriousness, I know a couple of people who have worked there - lots of politics ad people trying to protect their own jobs. I think it was Kelvin McKenzie who once said something like the only thing the BBC is good for is 'keeping 25,000 lefties in employment'
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My ex worked at the BBC, if you get a job there just remeber you must dress like a student, its in the contract !
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Originally posted by janeymy flatmate works for them on a contract basis. I don't know much about it but from what I gather there are a LOT of office politics to deal with.
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Pay is usually good, but as Janey said alot of office politics.
Beware the permie!!
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Originally posted by jordiHello,
I might be going for any interview at the BBC, as I applied for a 6 month contract role directly with them and not through an agent.
what are they like to work for?
Also whats the pay like? If I go for an interview, and they ask me about rates? How should I handle this!?
Your thoughts appreciated.
thanks,
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Originally posted by jordiAlso whats the pay like? If I go for an interview, and they ask me about rates? How should I handle this!?
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Has anybody done any contract work at the BBC?
Hello,
I might be going for any interview at the BBC, as I applied for a 6 month contract role directly with them and not through an agent.
what are they like to work for?
Also whats the pay like? If I go for an interview, and they ask me about rates? How should I handle this!?
Your thoughts appreciated.
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